Extracts the continuum location of the nearest complex-T singularity from lattice QCD at μ=0 via iterated conformal-Padé and shows its trajectories share the same scaling variables as complex-μ singularities.
Vacuum fluctuations and the thermodynamics of chiral models
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abstract
We consider the thermodynamics of chiral models in the mean-field approximation and discuss the relevance of the (frequently omitted) fermion vacuum loop. Within the chiral quark-meson model and its Polyakov loop extended version, we show that the fermion vacuum fluctuations can change the order of the phase transition in the chiral limit and strongly influence physical observables. We compute the temperature-dependent effective potential and baryon number susceptibilities in these models, with and without the vacuum term, and explore the cutoff and the pion mass dependence of the susceptibilities. Finally, in the renormalized model the divergent vacuum contribution is removed using the dimensional regularization.
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